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There are many organisations in Africa set up to host young volunteers from the global North. The reverse travel-route for young people from Africa is less well trodden. "Reverse" is a pilot project initiated by "Engagement Global" to address the gap. In 2012, a programme was launched to host young volunteers from Asia and Africa in Germany as guests of local NGOs. The results of such an initiative could help to form understanding and practice in a broad public what "gerechte Entwicklung" or equitable development will mean in the future.
In this context, radio continental drift was invited to run a workshop on the opportunities of expanded and participatory forms of radio ("Slow Broadcast") and oral history, and its potentials towards a more inclusive media, open society and politics. The brief interviews showcased here were made by participants as part of the 90 minutes workshop.
The last track 05 is a clip about the workshop and radio continental drift on the local radio © “Radio Lippewelle” 2013 (http://www.lippewelle.de/ ).
Tracks 01, 02, 05 in German
Tracks 03, 04 in English.
Participants of the current Reverse 2012-13 programme include:
1. Bristol Patrick AZANGUIM TEDJIODA (from Friedahouse International Cameroon, hosted by FUgE, Hamm)
2. Lungisa Praisegod CHILI (from Kronendal Music Academy of Hout, South Africa, by Exile e.V., Essen)
3. Nu Huyen Trang NGO (from China, by Eine Welt Netz, Münster)
4. Marie Claire NIYOYITA (from Zugvögel Rwanda, by Zugvögel, Münster)
5. Sabnam SARMIN (from Centre for Participatory Research and Development Bangladesh, by Germanwatch, Bonn)
6. Thi Thu Hien VU (from Vietnam, by ViFI - Vietnamesischer interkultureller Fraueninitiative, Bochum)
links to organisations:
http://www.engagement-global.de/
http://www.fuge-hamm.de/
http://www.exile-ev.de/
http://www.eine-welt-netz-nrw.de/seiten/104/
http://zugvoegel.org/regionalgruppen/muenster
http://germanwatch.org/de/startseite
http://www.vifi.de/
http://www.kmahoutbay.org/
http://www.fhicameroon.org/
http://radiocontinentaldrift.wordpress.com/
There are many organisations in Africa set up to host young volunteers from the global North. The reverse travel-route for young people from Africa is less well trodden. "Reverse" is a pilot project initiated by "Engagement Global" to address the gap. In 2012, a programme was launched to host young volunteers from Asia and Africa in Germany as guests of local NGOs. The results of such an initiative could help to form understanding and practice in a broad public what "gerechte Entwicklung" or equitable development will mean in the future.
In this context, radio continental drift was invited to run a workshop on the opportunities of expanded and participatory forms of radio ("Slow Broadcast") and oral history, and its potentials towards a more inclusive media, open society and politics. The brief interviews showcased here were made by participants as part of the 90 minutes workshop.
The last track 05 is a clip about the workshop and radio continental drift on the local radio © “Radio Lippewelle” 2013 (http://www.lippewelle.de/ ).
Tracks 01, 02, 05 in German
Tracks 03, 04 in English.
Participants of the current Reverse 2012-13 programme include:
1. Bristol Patrick AZANGUIM TEDJIODA (from Friedahouse International Cameroon, hosted by FUgE, Hamm)
2. Lungisa Praisegod CHILI (from Kronendal Music Academy of Hout, South Africa, by Exile e.V., Essen)
3. Nu Huyen Trang NGO (from China, by Eine Welt Netz, Münster)
4. Marie Claire NIYOYITA (from Zugvögel Rwanda, by Zugvögel, Münster)
5. Sabnam SARMIN (from Centre for Participatory Research and Development Bangladesh, by Germanwatch, Bonn)
6. Thi Thu Hien VU (from Vietnam, by ViFI - Vietnamesischer interkultureller Fraueninitiative, Bochum)
links to organisations:
http://www.engagement-global.de/
http://www.fuge-hamm.de/
http://www.exile-ev.de/
http://www.eine-welt-netz-nrw.de/seiten/104/
http://zugvoegel.org/regionalgruppen/muenster
http://germanwatch.org/de/startseite
http://www.vifi.de/
http://www.kmahoutbay.org/
http://www.fhicameroon.org/
http://radiocontinentaldrift.wordpress.com/
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